د/ محمد سامي عبد ربه - College of Applied Medical Sciences

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Curriculum vitae

Personal details:

Nationality		Date of birth	Name
Egyptian		21- 4- 1980	Mohamed Samy Mohamed Abdrabo
00966565127929	Mobile			Work Tel
		msabdrabou@nu.edu.sa		Email
Assistant professor	Position	College of Applied Medical Sciences		Employer

Aims:

Qualifications and certificates obtained:

Field	College/Department	University	Date	Qualification
Physical Therapy	Faculty of Physical Therapy/ Department of Basic Sciences	Cairo University	2012	PhD. in Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy	Faculty of Physical Therapy/ Department of Basic Sciences	Cairo University	2007	MSc. in Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy	Faculty of Physical Therapy	Cairo University	2001	Bachelor in Physical Therapy

Training courses, seminars, lectures and workshops in the field of academic administrative development:

Employment History:

Period		Department	Work institution	Work requirement	Work Position
To	From	Department	Work institution	Work requirement	Work Position
Present	November 2012	College of Applied Medical Sciences/ Department of Medical Rehabilitation Sciences	Najran University	PhD. in Physical Therapy	Assistant professor
October 2012	July 2012	Faculty of Physical Therapy/ Department of Basic Sciences	Cairo University	PhD. in Physical Therapy	Lecturer
June 2012	September 2007	Faculty of Physical Therapy/ Department of Basic Sciences	Cairo University	MSc. in Physical Therapy	Assistant lecturer
August 2007	April 2003	Faculty of Physical Therapy/ Department of Basic Sciences	Cairo University	Bachelor in Physical Therapy	Demonstrator

Memberships and scientific committees participating in:

Other Skills:

Publications lists:

Ahmed M. Aboeleneen, Mohamed Samy Abdrabo and Ashraf Darwesh, (2015). Knee Joint Reposition Accuracy among Chronic Low Back Pain Patients and Healthy Subjects. Middle-East Journal of Scientific Research, 23(9): 2213-2218.
Alshahrani, A., Aly, S. M., Abdrabo, M. S., & Asiri, F. Y. (2018). Impact of smartphone usage on cervical proprioception and balance in healthy adults. Biomedical Research, 29 (12).